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The Georgia Sam Blues Band got together for a reunion show on May 5, 2007 and brought together many of the people that had contributed to the band's development over the years. It was a packed house at Live Bar, and the band played a three-set tour de force that blew the roof off the joint. For a complete set of pictures visit this page.
The players were: Rindy Portfolio, vocals and guitar Elijah Kislevitz, guitar Nathaniel Mallon, bass Sandro Cagnin, vocals and bass Knut Hansen, drums Lukas Kirschner, keyboards Carl Siegel, keyboards Yam, drums Huang Si, harmonica Rory Farquhar-thomson, trumpet Nicolas Woo, saxophone Sam (not DeBell, just some guy named Sam who showed up), congas
Notes
Southbound, by the Allman Bros Band
I Just Want to Make Love to You, by Willie Dixon
Got to Get Better in a Little While, by Eric Clapton
Double E ("EE"), by Neil Young
One After 909, by the Beatles
Yaogun Shaonian, by Minjian Funk
One Way Out, by the Allman Bros Band
Johnny B Goode, by Chuck Berry
Statesboro Blues, by Blind Willie McTell
I'll Play the Blues for You, by Albert King
Killing Floor, by Howlin' Wolf
Down in the Flood, by Bob Dylan
Feelin' All Right, by Joe Cocker
Hard to Handle, by Otis Redding
After Midnight, by JJ Cale
Rock n Roll, by Lou Reed
Use Me, by Bill Withers
Ni de Shenghuo Gaibian Le, by Mingjian Funk
Vodka, by Mingjian Funk
Not Fade Away, by Buddy Holly
It Hurts Me Too, by Elmore James
Promised Land, by Chuck Berry
Born on the Bayou, by Credence Clearwater Revival
Crossroads, by Robert Johnson
Blackbird, by the Beatles
Follow You Down, by Bob Dylan
All other songs original Georgia Sam (or Fang Bian Mian) productions
